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| + | *[[1899]] – A fire in [[Fort Pickens]] detonates 8,000 pounds of powder in the Bastion D magazine, killing one soldier, reducing the entire bastion to rubble and propelling bricks from its walls as far as [[Fort Barrancas]] across the [[Pensacola Bay|bay]]. | ||
| + | *[[2005]] – A row of buildings owned by [[George Overby]] that were heavily damaged in [[Hurricane Ivan]] and then a fire are razed to make way for [[The Floridian (condominium)|the Floridian]] condominium. | ||
| + | *[[2007]] – Non-profit research institute [[TaxWatch]] unveils a 37-page report critical of the [[Escambia County]] budget. | ||
==Births== | ==Births== | ||
Latest revision as of 04:24, 20 June 2009
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Events[edit]
- 1899 – A fire in Fort Pickens detonates 8,000 pounds of powder in the Bastion D magazine, killing one soldier, reducing the entire bastion to rubble and propelling bricks from its walls as far as Fort Barrancas across the bay.
- 2005 – A row of buildings owned by George Overby that were heavily damaged in Hurricane Ivan and then a fire are razed to make way for the Floridian condominium.
- 2007 – Non-profit research institute TaxWatch unveils a 37-page report critical of the Escambia County budget.
